The Oyster and the Pearl - Revision history

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		+	[[Robin Malan]]. 1996.''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', Cape Town: [[Oxford University Press]].

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	A parable about a Mexican Indian pearl diver named Kino who finds a valuable pearl and is transformed by the evil it attracts. Kino sees the pearl as his opportunity for a better life. When the townsfolk of La Paz learn of Kino's find, he is immediately set upon by a greedy priest, a doctor, and businessmen.

	Broadcast as the first episode of the American TV series ''Omnibus'' on 15 February, 1953, directed by Andrew McCullough, with Alistair Cooke, Edward Binns, Paul Douglas, Hildy Parks and David Winters.		Broadcast as the first episode of the American TV series ''Omnibus'' on 15 February, 1953, directed by Andrew McCullough, with Alistair Cooke, Edward Binns, Paul Douglas, Hildy Parks and David Winters.

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-Broadcast as the first episode of the TV series ''Omnibus'' on 15 February, 1953, directed by Andrew McCullough, with Alistair Cooke, Edward Binns, Paul Douglas, Hildy Parks.
+Broadcast as the first episode of the American TV series ''Omnibus'' on 15 February, 1953, directed by Andrew McCullough, with Alistair Cooke, Edward Binns, Paul Douglas, Hildy Parks and David Winters.
-WQidely published as a favourite prescribed work for schools, it was published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.
+Widely published as a favourite prescribed work for schools, it was published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 Broadcast as the first episode of the TV series ''Omnibus'' on 15 February, 1953, directed by Andrew McCullough, with Alistair Cooke, Edward Binns, Paul Douglas, Hildy Parks.
-A favourite prescribed work for schools, it was published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.
+WQidely published as a favourite prescribed work for schools, it was published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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-''[[The Oyster and the Pearl]]'' is a play by William Saroyan ()[].
+''[[The Oyster and the Pearl]]'' is a television play by William Saroyan (1908-1981)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Saroyan].
 ==The original text==
+A favourite prescribed work for schools, it was published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Sources ==
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	Published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.		Published for use in South African schools in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.

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		+	''[[The Oyster and the Pearl]]'' is a play by William Saroyan ()[].
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	==The original text==		==The original text==

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		+	Published in South Africa in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.
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		+	==Translations and adaptations==
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		+	== Performance history in South Africa ==
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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−	~~Published in South Africa in the collection ''~~[[~~The Distance Remains and Other Plays~~]]~~'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.~~	+	Return to [[Main Page]]
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−	Published in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.	+	Published in South Africa in the collection ''[[The Distance Remains and Other Plays]]'', compiled by [[Robin Malan]], [[Oxford University Press]], 1996.